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`ManyToOneReplacer` slow for small expressions
See original GitHub issueI have added ~1700 ReplacementRules in ManyToOneReplacer. The .replace() has become very slow even for very small expressions(like 2*x).
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I have run into a couple of bugs in the code generation while testing the new rubi rules. I will let you know once I get them fixed.
An option could be to use tuples with different lengths and just leave the
optionalout if it isNone.